pangram in Japanese
pangram in Japanese is パングラム — pangram means a sentence that contains every letter of the alphabet.
pangram in Japanese
パングラム
Pronounced: panguramu
A sentence that contains every letter of the alphabet.
What does "pangram" mean?
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noun A sentence that contains every letter of the alphabet.
"Typographers often use a pangram to show off every letter in a new font."
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noun A crossword puzzle in which every letter of the alphabet appears somewhere in the completed grid.
"The setter was proud of creating a pangram grid this week."
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pangram in a sentence
- Typographers often use a pangram to show off every letter in a new font.
- She wrote a short pangram using each letter just once.
- The setter was proud of creating a pangram grid this week.
- This crossword is a pangram, since every letter turns up somewhere in the finished grid.
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What is "pangram" in Japanese?
"pangram" in Japanese is パングラム. pangram means: A sentence that contains every letter of the alphabet.
How do you pronounce パングラム?
"pangram" in Japanese is パングラム, pronounced "panguramu".
How do you use "pangram" in a sentence?
Example: "Typographers often use a pangram to show off every letter in a new font." In Japanese, "pangram" is パングラム.
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